First aid for babies and children
Many first aid measures work differently for babies and young children than they do for adults. Find out here how chest compressions, ventilation and other life-saving measures are properly carried out in children.
Common emergencies in babies and children
Swallowed objects, foreign bodies in the nose and ears and eye injuries: Here you can find out more about the most common emergencies for babies and young children.
Foreign bodies in the ear - this is what you should do! Whether lard, pea, water or spider in the ear - read what you can do with a foreign body in the ear and when it is advisable to see a doctor! Learn moreFirst aid: Foreign bodies in the nose Small children like to stick a foreign body in their noses out of curiosity. Read here what you can do and when you need to see a doctor. Learn more
First aid if swallowed If someone swallows a foreign body and finds it difficult to breathe, act quickly! Read more about first aid if swallowed! Learn more Vomiting in babies and toddlers - first aid Vomiting in toddlers and babies is not uncommon. Read here how you can help your child and when a doctor's visit is advisable! Learn more- diarrhea
- Foreign matter in the eye
- Broken bone
- Electric shock
- poisoning
First aid measures for babies and children from A to Z
Resuscitation in Children: How It Works Resuscitation works differently in children than it does in adults. Read here how to resuscitate a child with pressure massage and ventilation. Learn more Stable lateral position - first aid for children The stable lateral position is intended to ensure that the airways remain free in the event of unconsciousness. You can read here how it is carried out in children. Learn more Esmarch handle in children: This is how it works! The Esmarch handle is used to clear the airways of an unconscious person. It works differently in children than in adults. Read how! Learn more Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in children Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is necessary when a child is no longer breathing. Read here how to properly ventilate a baby or child. Learn more- Heimlich grip
Further measures
First aid for adults Other first aid measures are used equally for children and adults. Read more about life-saving handles here. Learn more Tags: Menstruation gpp parasites